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I ) , k, , ,J RUMP ER L351.] NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 6,18 . 0 g, will he performed a Tragody, called OTHELLO, -TH-E MOOR OF VENICE. Duke of Venice, Mr WA I)DY ; . Brabantio, Mr. MURRAY- C.;ratiano. Mr. DAVEN voicr ; Othello; Mr. YOUNG ; • Cassie.), Mr. C. KEMBLE ; laAo, Mr. COOKE ;* Desdemona, Miss NOKTON ; Emilia, Mrs. ST. LEGER. To which will be added, the MeloDrama of • THE. BLIND BOY. stanislaus, Me:MURRAY ; Etininid (first time), Mrs H. 10 H NSTON ; Rudolph, Mr. BRUNTON ;.- Oben°, Mr: FAWCETT ; Kalig, Mr. FARLEY Mohno, Mr. LI s - r( N ; Lida, Miss CRANFIELD;- Eivina, i' N Places for the Box es t o beta ken 'NOI2Ti N. M. Biandon, at the Box-Ottice in 113 rt-street. Boxes 7s. ' , ecolfd. Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 4. Second Price is. V.ailery `,.;;:cqnd Price , rs.—Upper Gallery is. • b....eTitl a heD6ors will be opened at H a lt p as t Five 4. •and the Play t Hai f past Six To-morrow The Exile; with The %wand the Doe:tor. °n Wednesday. Idltle and Yarico ; with elThe Miser. • OA Thursday, Romeo and Juliet ; Witb The-Poor Soldier. wOn friday, The Man of the World ; iticOscar and Mal- Yitja• On Saturday Love in a Vilfage ; with Animal Magnetism. . LYCFUM, THEATRE— •• tiqerthe Special License of the LORD CHAMgE Ft LAI N, Granted tor ttke present Season tqate g joint applicationvt• " • • all Parties . principally interested. Majesties '' Servants: taming the PANY of the late ' I),ItURY LANE. THATR.V, , THIS PR EStNT EVENING Novemherk, Ittiorm the Comedy of - •!_ MUCH ADO ABOUT .• Don PC‘iio, M HOLLAND; ).eonato, Mr. W,RO tic ii - r()N • Don John,' Mr. BYRE ; .Claudio, Mr. DE CAMV; Benedick, Mr:WRENCH, (Being his..fifst appearance in t hat Charaaer) ; • Dogherry, Mr. DO WITO N ; Hero, Mrs. ORGER; Beatrice, Mrs. EDWIN, (Being her first appearance in that 'Charade* 411 Aa 11. 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New , ComrtieritAT, Critieil and' Fr dical, on thel - 40: LY, in:winch the difficult passages_ wilLbe explalned, t t lls traitslations corr,,..tAl,' and apParent.contiadic.tions recun by. to the laboaii.s ofthL most ciaarAet.l leerandComitators ancient and modern ; and particu drTto t he 'treasures of Eastern lite.ratufe. _lucorp / orating an tstorieal (:)t . tne •Ciaitoffls 'and MannefS'a tho'se - Natio ns of ti - c East, in which the various transactios,S took place CCCUitied !II the Holy Scriptures:: • By, the Re'v. Stt 'MU El, 13L1 RD.LR, A . Ot- Clare Hall, C Chaplain to his,Royal Highness the D"uke of Kent, and Au - thor of_..:oriental ,Customs," Sec. This Work is prin te d on a ne w and bold type, cast on pur- Pose, _ , : • • he paper is of a.' superior fabric, and each Number this alternately three end four, half sheets of well . printed if emy letter-press, and in every other Number .even lZhly.finisheci Engraving; price /3,1. each."' 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The following atriQng others are already given • The .I..at Snoper. Da Vinci. 2 . Woman-taken in Adtiltery. 3 - Paul at Ailizins. ~ Stephen Stoned. West. 4 5 ) : Ananias struck blind; • Raphael. • • 'Miraculous L: caught of Fishes- Do., t 4 , , - 11 and Barnabas at Lystra. Do. „ 7 ,.quiaa the Sorcerer struck blind; • 'escei3 from the Cross. Rubens. ;0. Trittinpn of Mordecai. Eckhout. • Abraham and the.Angcls. Ivlutillo.. • • 12 . Elijah raising the Widow's Son. Northcutt; 1 3. Christ in the t: - ;aiden. Lauri. • 1 4. Presentation in the Temple. Rembrandt. I s. Joseph's two Sons. tec.eiving •the blessing of !nob.. 16. Witch of Endor. Do. . 1 7. Noait's Sacrifice. Andrea Sacchi. , • 1 8. Hiram sendinK presents to Solomon. • 1 9. Adoration of the Shepherds. 20; Prodigal Son's•Rettirn. 2i. Christ ap! , easing the Tempest. • , 22. The Al,nundiation. , .• 2 3. .Christ and the Woman of Samaria. 24.• peath of Samson. 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IT has been too frequently the subj&.-Icifjust 1. general reprobatiqn, that men destitute of the elesnents irt the medical art have offered therhselves as cansiidases tbr public patronage ill the piotbsSion of physic For the purtrose of doing. justice to the result of our studies and experience,and to prevent us from being classed among those empirics vv base imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for societiy, heels too favourablyseceisted, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and eiiiigliteneda faithful statement of our pursuits and ac quirements. :After having received a regular medical edrica. tion as the pupils of '‘ , l , :tssrs. Grin;.l , :d and Wizard, whose ledures and pradice we carefully attended, as professors and. surgeons .of the London Hospital.; we entsn'ed ourselveS as students in that justly Celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of. Edinburgh, and. were instructed. in the different branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and 'practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. stc. by those eminent professors,' Drs.' Mont°, Gregory, Black, Hamilton' Duncan and Ruthetford. We trust_ we shall not be deemed presumptuous in saying that out proficiency and acquirements are noOneonsiderable, Having tor a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various disea - ses of Debility, the particular objett 'at our studies•and-pradivei it will, we hope, be allowed that we have a•Atiired superior knowledge of their treatment and 'cure. In slight and recent' cases of infedion a petted ,re-establishment is completed in the short period of two days.; • and in those of the utmost in- - veteracy ; • where other praditioners haVe failed of success, • proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ensures to fhb patient a safe and radical cure. • Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are thi elects of a habit long and most uniiappily pursued. by the youth of both sexes, there are none more, alarming or . more distressing than those deficiencies - and debilities which Ire . : queotly prevent or embitter the matriinonialstate. • To such ' person; it must he consoLation to know that they may nows by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be restorer:llo that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution, tn all cases .of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infedioni w cniay be consulted by patients of tither sex with the great est secrecy and honour s -•, Hours of consultation aniorne from ten to three, and from 6 in the eyesing•tiir 0 at nighks • Patients in,the country are requested to state the lars of their case, axe, and general habit of living, &c. •&c.• tt closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the Sarni will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure • that secrecy SO essential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account tor. medicines. 'CURRIE and Co.sSurgeons, No. ruJ, llatton-Aar4iss• Messrs.. Ctirfie and Co, have Certificates -from the above respedable Professors of Lonclop and Edinburgh, for the diligence, skill, and itionaliity, AAlth Mtfcti they ._pet. t i f o r m ed the duties assignee; them during he tinae they at. tended wheit . Le6iiirestind Praaine. To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, No . . 9, New bridge-street; - London. Edinburgh, May a, iSslo. IN the Spring of 1.794 1 was 4ffliaed Veneral Complaint, - ..which I treated with indiller enee f ro - five months ; but was . ,then obliged to apply to re gular Physician.' who put a temporary stop to the viru lence of the Disease (by mercurial, application;) for. stone time; but growin„, iri Spite of all medicine and the advice I Was, reduced to a state almost - un-' of .the first :Gentlemen of the 'Faculty here, worse and. description, being an .entire leper, i t: rj r a s ui e llect f ee d o r r a . t t ea l, : v il °d fr y p bee : r a Y • s fi l e d ad to foot.---_My head, throat, mouth, nose, legs, arias, &c. have been alternately in danger of becoming useless.; in -Short, I have had from twenty to thirty eating , ulcers on my boclf ; and nearly - totally de prived of sight.--It would. he voluminous to • particula rize allmy,ease—sufflce it to say, there never-waA 9r . ever will be, one of a mare dangerous, or of a more Cottipli cated nature. I was long, looked upon by my friends, and imagined mySelf, beyond all hopes of recovery; and, in. k i ee d, i n .- my then condition, death was preferable. to: my more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did 1 drag a most Mike -Able existence, till Divine Piovidenco threw in my way a'Newspaper, containing the case of a Mr. B. of , Plyrtiouth—my friends read it, I could not.--I seat and procured some of your LEAKE's PATENI PILLS, which,, by using from dote to time, am now, aid have long been, (after, more than four years indescribable good a state of health as ever I enjoyed • .as a I had a fine, thriving, healthy cnild,born tO . d ton i r s eo t o r a e t f s eo s w ) t. , ti m inli o ass i ' months ago. In gratitude to God; and in h opes o f rendering my felloW-treatufe seryice, I request you to ' publish this ; and you may at any time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this,, or further par*: culars*, to me or my friends, by letter or person. As few cases for Oadness +ill ever equal mine, and tiontit exceed it, I have front experience every reason - to .assurti m a n kind; that M your LEAK E's LLS they will find a sure, speedy, sate, and radical cure, for most dread ful stage of the Venereal Disease, which is called <#. LUZS. 10H14 ti-ItiMPBO/4. * .litsurinountable family reasons prevent _making my, name' and address public,; but creditable pertotts really wanting information may also be referred fq- me and my friendS by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gardens, Edinburgh, - Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T. TAYLOR, Meinber of the Royal College of Surge ont .. .in London, at his house,, No. .! 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Oct. 27, is,„ THE COMMISSIOARSJo s 4Ie 1 1 LTA LLING His MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That.on Taesday the 7th of November next, they will he ready to receive Tenders, in writing (seined up f,' and treat for such quantities sf good round SP A N IS H RED WINE, at the respeqiveMerchants and Dealers therein may think proper to lir, to be subject to a warranty of Twelve Months ; to be delivered, :lice of Customs and Excise Ditties, one half -in the spore of one month, and the otter half in one month afterwards, into Rh Majesty's ling Stores,at Deptford, Pos'esinouth, and Plymouth; and to be paid for by Bills payable, with interest, ninety Days after date. The Conditions of the Convaa may be seen at . the SeiretaYi 01.. e., • No regard will he bad to any Tender in -which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that . shall not be delivered to the Board before o n e o'Clock on the saidTnesday the 7tb of Nor)ent her next, nor unless, the Person who makes the Tender, or tome Person on bis behalf, attends, to answer when called for% 4iC7 UAL LING-UEFA:A, Oct. 27, 18°9. THE COiILVIISSIONERSfor VICTU4LLINC HIS MAJESTY's. NAVY da. herehy'give Notice; That or. Frid.4, the tolh ofNevemher next, they will he ready to re.. eeivs; Teeders, in 'writing (sealed up), and treat for the Suptey kn separate Centra.fis) of all such quanntiies pf the following Species of r OVISIONS, as may be required, for the use of Ilis Majesty's limps, st.ztioned at each of the Islands and Lilo -4i5.t underinentkned, Islands or Colonies • op. I Barbaboes, Trinidad, I Tobago, • - I Antigua. FLOUR and RICE { Dominica, 1 St. Kitts, Martinique, and I St. Croix, :it.Thoittas; Land .St. john. FRESH BEEF • S Martinique and St. .Croix, St:ft - Lomas and St. join). ?S Martinique and St. Croix, 'St. Tho Mas and St. John.- Species RUM , - During the spare of Twelve Mpnths certais from the ist of January next, ttd further till Six Month: 'warning shall he Sven. The Conditions of the Cotstraas rr ay 5e seen at the Sccritary's Office. No egard had to any Tender in .whkh the Price shall not.be inserted in words at length, or that seal/ not be delivered to the Board he fore Ont'o'Clock on' the - said Friday, the - ivb No- . neember next, nor unless the Person who snakes the nruierj or sotno Pdf.loll on his behalf, dihtends, to answer 14..hrn called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, -flit. 27, 'kg. THE COMMISSIDNERSPIOnViiLLIAG lIIS MAyESTY's NAVY do kerOy glite Notice, That c ?. lTuesday, the 14th of November next, they will be ready so receive tenders; in writing (sealed up), and treat for One Kun dred Tons of ROSE CORK (Seconds) BUTTER, or BR TlSti BUTTER of equal go:dne.ss, and for Two Hundred and Tons of CHESHIRE, DERI3YSHIRE,W4RWICK SHIRE, or GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, - CHEESE of equal goodness ; to be delivered, One Half thereof isiosse liontb, and the other'Half in one Month afterwards, into His Majesty's ViE7ualling Stores at the Ports, and in the propor underinentioned, - vix. Butter. Cheese. . , Tons. Tons. ' . Deptford 6o 120 Portsmouth 40 80 . Plymouth 5° And likewise on separate Contracts, for all such lurther quan tities of those species. ar may, from time to time, be required for the service of this Department, from the rst of :7anuary to the . 3 9 th of September next, both days inclusive ; to be delivered as demanded into the Stores-befors mentioned,' and also into those at Cork ; and ibewhile to by paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety -days after date. • The Conditions of the contraas may be seen at the Secretary' s Office. • • regard will be bad to any Tender in which the Price sbaj no be inserted in words at length, or that shell no he delivered to the goard before One o'Clock on the said' Meseta)), the . 14th of IYoventber next, nor axles: the Person who makes the Ten der, or same PO son on his behalf, attends, to answer when called for• VALUAgLE Fisk , rnoLD E,STATF., AND ADVOW- So”. 1. tiIOES'%'ERSUIRE. TO EE PRIVATE CONTRACT, AValuable aud very Improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE,"Tyfhe:free-'ituate in a' fertile part of the Cdunty of Leicester, within ' Fiftzen Miles of the Town of Leiccster, and Four of Atherstone, and consisting of a Manor and sundry Farm-houses, and about 930 Acres ,of inclosed Arable, Meadow t and Pasture Land, lying nearly in a Ring fence, in a.gooct State of Cultivation, and let toirenarits, who are under Notice to quit at Lady Day next. Also the'PERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the LIVING, which is A Rectory, ,and of the Annual Value of One Thou s.uid Pounds or thereabouts. ' , • c For further Particulars, and•to treat for the Purchase, ap ply to Messrs, Middlernore and Perch, Solicitors, Notting. hair.; (if by Letter postpaid.) SUPERIOR WINES AND SPIRITS. S - PENCER arid PERKINS ; 115, Newgate-street; Wine and Brandy Merchants, Importers .of Wine up wards Of forty yeirs, twenty of which they have adopted . the admirable method otinclioratin"g it in Vats of from two to four thousand Gallons contents each, as is practised in Ger many and other places Abroad, by vvtiieli the cordial ties and flavour of. their Wines is greatly improved, and .ren dered grateful to the stomachs of nervous Habits, and the Aged and Infirm ; by' which mod,:, and their-infiexible in tegrity in selling it genuine, the reputation of it has been long established. Their,great Stock enables them to sett Wine un commonly old, as they have always upwards of forty thou sand liottlesot Port and Madeira—in Madeira they de: y com petition, as they, have a Vat of two thousand Gallons of it, and a large quantity 'that ha's been, upwardS of twenty years in bottle ; of must excellent- quiiiity and flavour. Their Brandy and i&um they keep in Vats of near a thousand Gal lons contents, by whicit they can. oifer their -Liquors much' older than most on tole, the 1,1105 t rCaaunable .J 4 ) l ' Ready Moiticy.